Sick & Twisted Another Sick Local News Story

[Freija]

I think I need to make a sick & twisted thread prefix? (done!)

So many times, the local news will run a sensational story that doesn't give the whole picture and then never follows up with more information as it becomes known. You're usually left wondering what happened. I posted a story a few weeks back about a guy that crashed his car into a home all the way through to the back yard and the driver was then shot by the homeowner. I looked and looked for a follow up story and found zilch.

It would have been the same for this story too if something else noteworthy hadn't happened causing it to surface again.

This saga begins back on June 25 in a story titled "Man found dead near Phoenix canal identified; police call death suspicious".
When you learn the details of this story, you'll realize how absolutely absurd calling this death "suspicious" really is.

Three days later a story was published with more details titled: "Man tied to wheelchair, left to die in Phoenix heat, police say"

Some sick fuk tied the Diabetic man with an amputated leg to his wheelchair with plastic bags and parked him out in the sun near a canal to die.

Below is today's story that brought this case back into the limelight. Karma anyone?

Man accused in wheelchair canal death found dead in Phoenix jail

A suspect has died in custody after he was arrested for leaving a man tied to a wheelchair to die by a Phoenix canal.

www.azfamily.com

Man accused in wheelchair canal death found dead in Phoenix jail​

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A suspect has died in custody after he was arrested for leaving a man tied to a wheelchair to die by a Phoenix canal.

Troy Wright, 45, was arrested Thursday. The Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office confirmed Wright was found dead at Lower Buckeye Jail this weekend.

Officers said they found 33-year-old Aaron Goodyke dead in a wheelchair near 24th Street and Fawn Drive on June 25 about 8:30 p.m., just south of Baseline Road.

Police said his hands and chest had been tied to the wheelchair with plastic bags.

Two witnesses told investigators they saw Goodyke earlier that evening while they were walking on the other side of the canal. Temperatures were about 105 degrees at the time.

The witnesses said Goodyke appeared to be tied up and was mumbling. They later told their daughter, who went to check the area and found him dead.

Officers checked Goodyke’s last known address and spoke with a woman who said she witnessed him being restrained and that one of the suspects was her son, Hector Corrales, 41, according to newly released court documents.

Surveillance video from the home showed Wright wheeling Goodyke out of the home and, with Corrales, holding Goodyke down while Goodyke struggled to break free, according to court documents.

Wright was then seen on video pushing Goodyke north toward the canal, according to court documents.

Another surveillance camera near the canal caught a man in dark clothing pushing a man in a wheelchair along the canal about 7 p.m. The same man was then seen running in the opposite direction one minute later, according to court documents.

Police believe the shoe prints near Goodyke’s body match the shoes Wright was wearing when he was seen on video restraining Goodyke.

Corrales is facing charges of kidnapping and first-degree murder. Wright was facing the same charges before he died in jail. His cause of death is under investigation, according to MCSO.

Several mentions of witnesses seeing things but none of them reported anything. Lowlifes everywhere.

 

[EndtheMadnessNow]

Wow, very sad. Damn, the victim was only 33 years old. One down, one to go. Some really sick bastards.

 

[David64]

There are people in jail and prison who have , shall we say, strong feelings for those who abuse women, children, the elderly or disabled. They may be in there for fraud, drugs or some such, but even drug dealers draw the line at that shit. Looks like one of those guy already met some of them and let's hope the other gets an introduction very soon.